alexandria cortez slamming him for endorsing men instead of supporting her and other women running for office. or comments come as we learn facebook will sponsor one of the largest annual gatherings of far left progressives where cortez will be a keynote speaker. the nation conference will be held in new orleans. a democrat running for the only house he has never stepped foot in the state and won t campaign there. he considered south dakota her home base but says she felt compelled to run in alaska to share her perspective on things like education and the environment telling the associated press, quote, don t lock me out just because i m not a homeboy, you should be thankful i care enough and interested enough and passionate enough to want to make things better. rob: a tale of two economies. the federal reserve is shooting down the doom and gloom the rhetoric about trade war saying the future looks bright for the
our border regulations down south. over the last couple of years it hasn t been so much. then the news out of israel yesterday was the fact that the israelis were protecting their border and the palestinians understood that there could be trouble but nonetheless their leaders said go ahead, you know, breach the border. climb over the wall because the israeli soldiers have run away. well, as we see israel clearly doesn t play around. every nation has the right to enforce their border. every nation has a right to protect its citizens. i have said it before. you don t lock your door because you hate the people outside. you lock it because you believe in protecting the people inside. that is why we have a border. but the left would rather us have open borders. again, that s a threat to our safety and security and we that believe in legal immigration and we that believe in border enforcement will never stand for that ever. brian: tomi, on behalf of the people of norway and
i went ahead, quit my job and a couple months later i met enrique and i liked his drive and his energy and ever since then we hit it off and we ve been going at it. so, let me know what i need to know, enrique because i have been trying to talk about this for a long time. i warn people who don t lock themselves in a room for two days to try and figure out. you actually saw what the application of block chain technology could do and how it could improve a business. i think a lot of people buy this stuff without knowing anything. what is the bags i can thing i need to understand about cryptocurrencies and whether or not i should be investing in them? yeah, absolutely. so, i think one of the most important things why we started the business in the first place is education. there s a lot of ways, a lot of pit falls out there that newcomers fall victim to. that s really the focus we wanted to have, is to really educate people on that. and so definitely do your due diligence. look at the
psychiatrists are notoriously bad at predicting violence. ainsley: when is he not even their patient. remember, what they are looking at are things they knew about since he was elected president. i didn t like what i saw necessarily so i did what you do in a democracy, you vote for the candidate you prefer, i preferred hillary clinton. i knew about her, i knew about him. i made a balanced judgment. you don t lock them up. you don t put them in mental hospitals if you don t agree with them. so dangerous to democracy. steve: allen, so many people on the left are looking at the michael wolff book and talking about how some aids in the west wing said we should consider the 25th amendment because the boss not good upstairs. explain the 25th amendment. 25th amendment is designed for when somebody has a stroke or somebody is unconscious perhaps what happened when president wilson was president. he had a sear quaws stroke. it s not designed for differences about a person s
the wind. what are the variables, what are the expectations here? well, i m not an engineer but i can tell you when hurricane katrina came through miami, which it did, it took down a crane and that was a category 1. it knocked the crane across collins avenue, a1a. what do these do to these cranes to keep them secure in a situation like this? smob smoe shohozaned me video of a high-rise with thee cranes around it and they were already moving in gusts of about 45 miles an hour. is that normal? what is the reality? generally speaking with the cranes here, they don t lock them so they float. think of a helicopter. they move around based on the winds. i was walking around the last few days looking at the to from jekts under construction. only one where tay took down the t part. think of the horizontal part, they ll take that down so it doesn t spin. so far from what i of soon only one project has taken down the t of the crane. as winds get going we could see real damage. in your exp